- Global Lithium Resources (GL1) launches a detailed metallurgical processing program for its Manna lithium project in Western Australia
- Resources engineering firm Wave International will undertake the study, which will aim to define and test metallurgical upgrade processes to produce an industry-standard spodumene concentrate for the project
- A scoping study for the project is currently underway, which GL1 hopes will underpin recovery and grade information to be used in a subsequent feasibility study
- Wave and GL1 will develop the forward work plan summarising the necessary engineering and plant requirements through to project implementation
- Global Lithium Resources is up 3.67 per cent and trading at $2.25 at 11:39 am AEDT
Global Lithium Resources (GL1) has launched a detailed metallurgical processing program for its Manna lithium project in Western Australia.
Resources engineering firm Wave International will undertake the study, which will aim to define and test metallurgical upgrade processes to produce an industry-standard spodumene concentrate for the project.
A scoping study for the project is currently underway, which GL1 hopes will underpin recovery and grade information to be used in a subsequent feasibility study scheduled to start in 2023’s first quarter.
Wave, in conjunction with Global Lithium, will develop the forward work plan summarising the necessary engineering and plant requirements, through to project implementation.
“We are excited to have kicked off 2023 with the commencement of another key milestone in relation to the Manna lithium project,” Global Lithium Managing Director Ron Mitchell said.
“The scope of this metallurgical program will provide Global Lithium with robust inputs for our Manna feasibility study, which is due to commence in Q1 CY23.”
Global Lithium Resources is up 3.67 per cent and trading at $2.25 at 11:39 am AEDT.